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... at which time , as Willis sup- poses , he resigned the prebend of Bugthorp . i On his return to England , he was sent for to court , pro- bably in consequence of the character given of him by his deceased patron , cardinal Bambridge ...
... at which time , as Willis sup- poses , he resigned the prebend of Bugthorp . i On his return to England , he was sent for to court , pro- bably in consequence of the character given of him by his deceased patron , cardinal Bambridge ...
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... and especially for his singular promptness in the Italian tongue ; wherein he seemed no- thing inferior , neither to P. Vannes here in England , the king's secretary for the Italian tongue , nor yet to any other , which were the ...
... and especially for his singular promptness in the Italian tongue ; wherein he seemed no- thing inferior , neither to P. Vannes here in England , the king's secretary for the Italian tongue , nor yet to any other , which were the ...
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He could not return to England , where he had been outlawed , and he was aware that he was odious in the United States , where Washington had justly considered him as an anarchist in government , and an infidel in religion .
He could not return to England , where he had been outlawed , and he was aware that he was odious in the United States , where Washington had justly considered him as an anarchist in government , and an infidel in religion .
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On the 8th of June , 1809 , about nine in the morning , died this memorable man , aged seventy - two years and five months ; who at the close of the eighteenth century bad well nigh persuaded the common people of England to think , that ...
On the 8th of June , 1809 , about nine in the morning , died this memorable man , aged seventy - two years and five months ; who at the close of the eighteenth century bad well nigh persuaded the common people of England to think , that ...
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The principal intention of his journey to England was to improve his knowledge in medicine and surgery , and to inspect the hospitals . He was now , however , so much absorbed in his passion for na- tural history , that he neglected ...
The principal intention of his journey to England was to improve his knowledge in medicine and surgery , and to inspect the hospitals . He was now , however , so much absorbed in his passion for na- tural history , that he neglected ...
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